Barbe High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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i AND THE BOOKS COME TUMBLING DOWN. Sophomore Jeff Broussard gets ready for a major catastrophe as he opens his locker door. I'D RATHER BE SAILING. Sophomore Jon Johnson displays what he'd rather be doing on his locker walls. Freshmen — 167

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Inferior Decorators Beware WHERE THERE'S A WILL. THERE'S A WAY. Anything, and everything. could somehow be put into i locker. 4 a all-to-wall books. Five I ,.J sweaters and a wind-breaker. Piles of crumpled paper crushed into bottom corners. What started out as an empty if somewhat dusty storage area had turned into every mother's nightmare. Not everyone suffers the trauma of jam, cram, slam. However, many decided to do a little interior decorating. Posters, clippings, and stickers brightened otherwise barren walls. I have Odie in my locker, all over the place. confessed freshman. Tracey Hart. It makes the whole place a lot more cheerful.” Louisiana , weather, hot and humid, and outside lockers combined to create decorating problems, though. The tape on my pictures is always coming unstuck,‘‘complained junior. Stephanie Chozen. And the stickers just curl up and fall off.” Others were terminally messy. N'o matter how carefully they opened their lockers, something always fell out. Some gave up the war of Student vs. Locker and moved out. The top door on my locker wouldn't close,” explained Lauren Lashbrookc. freshman. And the bottom door didn't open too well. So I moved into Mrs. Bell's closet and the only thing in my locker now is a coke can. Lockers sometimes had mechanical problems. During registration, lockers were assigned and reassigned. “I tried three lockers, exlaimcd Jack Roody. freshman. And only one worked!” In the ongoing war of student vs. locker, on May 31, peace was declared. — CHOZEN WAR AFTERMATH. The remains of once cluttered lockers decorate the hallway after the last students departed. Thompson, Donna Toten, Buddy Trahan, Matt Tran, Trane Trichc, Ronald Tyson, Mark Vcrret, Kim Vige, Wendy Walker. Wendy Wallace, I-arry Ware. Abe Webb, Tammy Weeks. Nancy Welborn, Jill White, Danny White, Daren Whitfield. Cathy Whitman. Mary Wicks. Steve Williams. Marilyn Williamson, Devin WiLson, Chris Wisby, Dawn Wojcicchowski.Jeff Worley, Chris Young, Jeff Zimmerman, Brian Zimmerman, Keith Bernard. Barbara Board, Kenneth Fontenot, Kevin Fontenot, Larry Gragson, Keith Gras, Whitney Guidry, Dwayne Hanna. Woodic Hargrave. Mark Jones, Dale Phillips. Jimmy Tomosi, Randall 166 — Freshmen

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Hamic, Garland Principal DiGiglia, Marianne Assistant Principal Henrich, Denton Assistant Principal Arnold Gay — Geometry ph 2 and 3; SAPE Barker, Jean — English IV ph2and Mini; Executive Student Council Bell, Donna — Speech I and II; SAPE Bertrand, Cynthia — Typing I and Bookkeeping I;S.O.S. Club Bradford, Joan — Special Education Brandenburg, Cheri — Special Education Brown, Elaine — Library; Library Club Bruchhaus, Jennifer — Special Education Bruchhaus, Kirby - P EL; Free Enterprise ph 2 Captain, Beverly — Special Education Castillo, David — P.E., Consumer Math; Boy's Freshman, J.V., and Varsity Basketball Combs, Henry — P.E.; Girl's Track Corley, Peggy — Boy's and Girl's Chorus; Advanced Chorus Dunn, Mary — Guidance Counselor Feist, Mary — Civics ph 2 Fontenot, Drew — T I Frisbie, Cynthia -Math II, Geometry ph2 Fusilier, Carolyn -P.E.; Girl's Softball and Volleyball Griffin, Carolyn — Civics ph 2; American History ph 2 Grindol, Stephen — Biology ph 1 and 2 Guillory, Martin — Civics ph 1; Free Enterprise ph 2 Hall, Ceocia — English I ph 3 and 2 Harris, Maurice — Contraband Cuisine; F.H.A. Hillebrandt, Renee — Art I and II; Art Club; Rodeo House, Dorothy — Typing I. English I ph j 1 Kepper, Louise — Biology ph 3 LaFlcur, Mary — C.O.E., Data Processing, Clerical Practice; F.B.L.A. Lancon, Gwen — French I and II; Yearbook; French Club t 168 — Faculty